1/17/23 Hometown Broadcasting Sports Tuesday
17 January 2023 Sports
Tuesday Sports
From Wayne Mausser
NFL Super Wild Card Round
Dallas 31, Tampa Bay 14-Dallas won its first playoff road game since 1995. Dak Prescott was 25-33 for 305 yards and four touchdowns, two to tight end Dalton Schultz. The Buccaneers Tom Brady went 35-66 for 351 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
Jrue Holiday and the Milwaukee Bucks responded to the Indiana Pacers’ fast start by delivering a dominant performance down the stretch.
Holiday scored a season-high 35 points to go along with 11 assists for his third straight double-double and the Bucks rallied to beat the Pacers 132-119 on Monday. The Pacers had led 76-65 at the break after matching their highest first-half point total of the season.
Neither team was at full strength. The Bucks played without two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo for a third straight game due to left knee soreness. Indiana was missing leading scorer and NBA assists leader Tyrese Haliburton for a third straight game due to a left elbow sprain and a mild left knee bone bruise.
The Pacers still led most of the way, with Myles Turner scoring 30 points after missing three games with back spasms and T.J. McConnell adding a career-high 29 points — including 25 in the first half — plus nine assists.
Milwaukee eventually handed Indiana its fourth straight loss by outscoring the Pacers 39-21 in the fourth quarter. Holiday scored 21 of his points after halftime to lead the comeback.
Holiday shot 13 of 19 overall and 5 of 8 from 3-point range. The Bucks went 23 of 46 from beyond the arc and had their most 3-pointers this season. Brook Lopez had 19 points, Grayson Allen 17 and Jordan Nwora 14 for the Bucks. Buddy Hield scored 18 and Bennedict Mathurin added 12 for the Pacers.
The Bucks host Toronto on Tuesday (tonight). In their only previous meeting this season, the Bucks won 104-101 in overtime at Toronto on Jan. 4.
Wisconsin is back in action tonight hosting Penn State. The Badgers lost to Indiana on Saturday 63-45. Wisconsin has been struggling since their leading scorer Tyler Wahl went down with a leg injury.
Lake Forest College at Ripon College-The Red Hawks are 8-8 overall and 4-3 in the conference. Tipoff is at 7:30.
(Women’s)
Lake Forest at Ripon College-Ripon is 10-6 overall and 6-1 in conference play. Tipoff is at 5:30.
Monday High School Basketball
New London 69, Waupun 47
Kiel 96, North Fond du Lac 51
Saint Mary’s Springs 91, New Holstein 57
Pittsville 68, Tri-County 16
Fox Valley Lutheran 72, Waupaca 45
Westfield 58, Necedah 38
Dodgeland 58, Pardeeville 35
Wayland Academy 57, Palmyra-Eagle 52
Girls (Mon.)
Random Lake 64, Campbellsport 44
Roncalli 51, Saint Mary’s Springs 38
Rosholt 58, Weyauwega-Fremont 15
Westfield 56, Amherst 32
Horicon at Johnson Creek 55, Horicon 52
Basketball Schedule for Tuesday
(Boys)
Ripon at Markesan
Berlin at Omro
Lomira at Kewaskum
Plymouth at Roncalli
Winneconne at Menasha
Campbellsport at West Allis
Mayville at West Bend West
Kiel at Winnebago Lutheran
Weyauwega-Fremont at Amherst
Wild Rose at Almond-Bancroft
Fond du Lac at Wauwatosa West
Clintonville at Freedom
Lourdes Academy at Wautoma
Reedsburg at Mauston
Wisconsin Dells at Baraboo
Cambria-Friesland at Central Wisconsin Christian
Horicon at North Fond du Lac
Deerfield at Fall River
Johnson Creek at Rio
(Girls)
Wautoma at Ripon-Tipoff at 7:15 on the Ripon Channel.
Germantown at Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Winneconne at Plymouth
Randolph at Waupun
Winnebago Lutheran at Campbellsport
Laconia at Lomira
North Fond du Lac at Mayville
Omro at Saint Mary’s Springs
Fond du Lac at D.C. Everest
Marshfield at Neenah
Clintonville at Freedom
Waupaca at Fox Valley Lutheran
Tomah at Westfield
Wisconsin Dells at Platteville
Cambria-Friesland at Central Wisconsin Christian
Hustisford at Waterloo
Lourdes Academy at St. Mary Catholic
Oakfield at Wayland at Columbus
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